adminposa.blogg.se - Mexico and the protection for children impacted by armed conflict in the middle east

Thieves have robbed tourists on buses along the Pacific Highway, including from Acapulco to Ixtapa and Huatulco. don't change large amounts of money at the airportĬrime on intercity buses and highways is common in Mexico.avoid travelling at night outside major cities, including on major highways.Gangs have attacked travellers after they've changed money at airports. These crimes can occur at tourist spots and resorts.Ĭriminals posing as police officers have committed sexual assault, extortion and robbery. Murder, armed robbery, sexual assault and kidnapping are high risks. Mexico has a high risk of violent crime, especially after dark. However, there have been disputes between Uber drivers and taxi drivers, especially in Quintana Roo. Ride-sharing apps, such as Uber, are widely available in Mexico.

Crime levels on intercity buses are high, especially after dark. Use ride-share services where possible instead of taxis.

If you're taking public transport or taxis, use only first-class buses and official registered taxis. Learn local road safety and driving laws before driving.

You can use your valid Australian driver's licence to drive in Mexico.

Check with local authorities before crossing the border or taking a flight.

Periodic closures of Mexico's land borders with Guatemala and Belize may occur.

To cross the land border between Mexico and the US, you'll need to provide a verbal attestation for your reason for travel.

You should contact the nearest embassy or consulate of Mexico for the latest details. Entry and exit conditions can change at short notice. Make sure your passport is stamped by immigration officials on arrival, as this will state the number of days your visa will be valid for. To avoid being detained or deported, you must complete an online Multiple Immigration Form (FMM) and obtain a QR code.

If you're visiting for 180 days or less as a tourist, you'll receive a visa on arrival.